WIill this work as a replacement for a silvertone guitar? Thanks!
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I have not worked on a new Silvertone guitar but I think if it is a newer guitar it is made in China and so the saddle width will be fine. The bridge will probably match the existing holes.
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Please note this part of the description: "Assembly features 2-1/16" bridge mounting spacing. As a result, bridge mounting screws will not directly fit onto a vintage or vintage reissue instrument and modification will be required" "Tremolo block will accept standard 10/32 thread tremolo arm. Does not include mounting hardware, tremolo claw, tremolo springs or tremolo arm" By the description you only get the bridge, tremolo block, and saddles so if the other parts that come with your original bridge do not fit it will not work. I would say on the silvertone guitar it probably will not work.
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Please note this part of the description:"Assembly features 2-1/16" bridge mounting spacing. As a result, bridge mounting screws will not directly fit onto a vintage or vintage reissue instrument and modification will be required""Tremolo block will accept standard 10/32 thread tremolo arm. Does not include mounting hardware, tremolo claw, tremolo springs or tremolo arm"By the description you only get the bridge, tremolo block, and saddles so if the other parts that come with your original bridge do not fit it will not work. I would say on the silvertone guitar it probably will not work. Please note this part of the description:"Assembly features 2-1/16" bridge mounting spacing. As a result, bridge mounting screws will not directly fit onto a vintage or vintage reissue instrument and modification will be required""Tremolo block will accept standard 10/32 thread tremolo arm. Does not include mounting hardware, tremolo claw, tremolo springs or tremolo arm"By the description you only get the bridge, tremolo block, and saddles so if the other parts that come with your original bridge do not fit it will not work. I... » Read More Please note this part of the description:"Assembly features 2-1/16" bridge mounting spacing. As a result, bridge mounting screws will not directly fit onto a vintage or vintage reissue instrument and modification will be required""Tremolo block will accept standard 10/32 thread tremolo arm. Does not include mounting hardware, tremolo claw, tremolo springs or tremolo arm"By the description you only get the bridge, tremolo block, and saddles so if the other parts that come with your original bridge do not fit it will not work. I would say on the silvertone guitar it probably will not work. « Show Less
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It is designed to work best with a bass guitar but you can plug an electric 6 string into it just fine. Of course it won't sound as good as an amp designed for an electric guitar.
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Generally, if it is a "round neck" resonator guitar the answer is yes. If it is a "square neck" the answer is no. So check to see which it is when you order one from anywhere.
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I don't see why not, but the bass might be a bit heavy. You could probably get by with the guitar version.
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Sure. This basically turns your acoustic guitar into an electric guitar. I've plugged this into distortion and delay pedals as well with no problem. With an acoustic guitar though you might run into slighty more feedback from the amp, but it will work fine.
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I don't know anything about that guitar. I have a Fender Telecaster, & that fits. Sorry I can't help.
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Sure- however... Boss guitar pedals have their low end limited from the get go. One of the easiest mods to do is replace the input capacitor to get more bottom. Without that, a bass won't get quite the "blatt" (mimic the low chirp that come from pushing a speaker till it breaks up) that a bass distortion pedal might.
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it should, but you'll need to drill holes .....be careful not to drill through the fret board
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Hello James, I have not tried it with a bass but see no reason that it would not work, it will. Keep in mind though that the low rich tones you would expect from a larger amp won't be there. It will be audible and it will have plenty of volume. Hope this helps you out a bit. You might check YouTube, search for HoneyTone Amp. You might find your answer for sure there! Good Luck! Dennis
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It will fit some pickups. Sound hole is smaller than average so some won't fit without a little modification but this isn't the kind of guitar you are going to need to plug in. It's a small fun parlor guitar.
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I don't know. You might want to check with a professional at a guitar shop to ask their opinion.
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I don't think so my I old ibanez bass is pretty fat for an electric and it does not leave much room to spare, I can't imagine a acoustic guitar fitting in.
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Hi i do not recommend this guitar. So petty but the sound not very well it is more for a toys
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If it is a 3/4 size electric guitar, you will be fine. If it is a 3/4 size acoustic guitar, these are the wrongs strings and will not work.
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You will have to re-string it backwards but it would work. if this his first guitar , use nylon strings and not steel ones. ( easier on the fingers). order strings and re-string when it arrives.
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Yes, but there will be an impedance mismatch. You should put a passive "DI" box inline before the X2U to lower the resistance of the instrument if it is a guitar ect.
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I think that the neck would be too long and it needs to be the same size as the Les Paul body. I am thinking it will not fit.